The big business of prisoner care packages

4/11/2018

This article from Vox dives into the world of prisoner care packages and how they have become a big business. It highlights the strategies employed by companies that specialize in providing care packages to incarcerated individuals, which often include snacks, personal care items, and entertainment options. The article also examines the controversies surrounding these companies, such as inflated prices and limited choices. It delves into the importance of care packages for prisoners, who often face restrictions on what they can have and rely on these packages for basic necessities and a connection to the outside world. Overall, the article sheds light on the complex dynamics and ethical considerations surrounding the business of prisoner care packages.

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